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Shuffle Digits

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Randomly shuffles the digits of a number.

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Generates a randomized permutation of the digits within any given whole number. Users input an integer, and the tool rearranges those individual digits to form a new numerical value. This process maintains the exact count of each digit present in the original number while creating entirely new sequences. For example, if the user enters 421, the output might be 142 or 214, ensuring all starting digits are accounted for in the resulting shuffled format. Individuals interested in exploring mathematical combinatorics or testing probability concepts can utilize this function. Educators may use it to create unique numerical puzzles or provide varied practice problems for students learning about place value and number structure.

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